706

I wonder what could have enticed Atul Kulkarni and Divya Dutta to accept this film. Disappointed with the cast, the director and the producer / financiers who funded this trash. The two main actors waltzed through the movie in a daze. It looked more like a surrogate commercial for cigarettes, I nearly picked one myself by the end of the ordeal. Netflix should check their content before telecasting, please do not treat Indian audiences with such trash.

What could have been a good story, had the screenplay go down the film like that of Reema Kagti's Talaash. While the story has nothing to offer but boredom, the acting is obviously good. the repetitive background music was also an irritating addition. The film is a badly made joke.

I was surprised that the movie barely got any publicity or marketing done. Watched it by accident. It was good. Some parts are stretched out unnecessarily. It would have been better restricted to an hour. Some of the actors can't manage certain scenes well, but I hope they improve with experience.

Full marks to director #ShravanKumar for creating a nice thriller called #706. The story has many engrossing characters - an elderly doctor who suddenly goes missing - his much younger psychiatrist wife - a young man with suicidal tendencies - a possessed kid who has the ability to look into everyones past - a pregnant lady whos lover doesnt want the baby - the melodious sound of an anklet. How r these linked? Watch this film n get the answers. Running time needs to be reduced by 20 minutes. Rating 3/5.

Show Mohan Agashe's photograph in the beginning and people will surely watch the whole film waiting for him to appear.